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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
5
A factioned home made medicine recipe claims to cure kidney and liver troubles. A local druggist says the controversial prescription disrupts sales of secret cures. The mixture combines fluids and syrups with simple vegetable ingredients and is said to tone eliminative tissues and improve kidney health.
Miss Minerva Lief takes vocal lessons at Standon. Mr and Mrs Walter Lief returned from Calgary after visiting friends. New teacher Mr Barry arrived and has things under control. A good turnout at Sunday School despite cold. Melville Lief improves under Dr Hudson after an old circular issue. Mr William Meakin injured on Yorkton rail trip losing an arm and hospitalised. Sympathy from the community. Walter Meakin travels to Yorkton to see his father. Mrs R Hayward in Winnipeg. Donna Alexander recovering from scolding. Miss Mable Decker ill after Ontario visit. Quinton to sing at Sunday School. Annual Sunday School officers elected: Supt A W Lief, Asst Supt BE W Alexander, Bible Class H G Stone, Asst M O Tremain, Young PC Walter Meakin, Intermediate Lewis Burke, Asst Mrs Sall, Primary Mrs Will Lief, Asst Mrs Dixon, Infant Miss Alexander, Miss Lief, Sec Treas He Wyatt, M O Tremain Librarian W Richards, Fred Taylor Organist Mrs Walter Lief and Miss Lief Supt Home Dept Mrs Walter Meakin Supt Grade Roll Miss Ball Ushers W Ball and Everett Alexander.
Mr G Smith left for Brandon to attend Wheat City Business College. J Murphy visited Toronto then returned. Kenton defeated Lenore in hockey by 10.5. Mr Miller damaged a cutter’s whittle trees but escaped injury. Patterson's team caused a brief scare by incirching Hunter's cutter before being stopped. Mrs A McLean visited sister Mrs Cooper Hunter and returned on Wednesday.
The Manitoba Sabbath School Institute convenes at Viola Dale Church on Wednesday January 27. Afternoon session features a devotional service led by Rev H G Crozier and papers on Bible study engagement by Mrs A B C Brown with discussion led by E Mark. Evening session includes a long service, temperance talk by Rev Egan, and an address by Rev H G Crozier with music and benediction.
Crandell saw a double wedding on Tuesday January 1 at 9 pm when Gilbert Robinson of Crandell married Lulu Adams of Palmerston Ontario and Agnes Robinson fourth daughter of Jas Robinson of Crandell joined Percy Warren of Crandell in matrimony. Reverend F Cann officiated. Both brides wore navy blue broadcloth suits with matching hats as friends extend best wishes.
Manitoba farmers carry mortgages totaling 50 million dollars under revised Dominion Lands Act rules. Homeowners cannot mortgage or dispose of land until patent is issued. Saskatche wan municipal funds likely to be issued amid government action uncertainty.
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